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    UNPLUG your heat mat until you can get a thermostat or dimmer for it.
    You still didn't answer my question: HOW are you measuring your temperatures???

    If you are using a stick on gauge? Are you using a probe thermometer? Using a temp gun?

    You need to check your temperatures on the hottest surface your animal can touch....... This would be under the substrate.
    Your heat mat is probably well over 100+ degrees.
    A heat mat used under the enclosure is used for a hot spot and when properly regulated does nothing for ambient temperatures.

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